Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, October 1, 1896

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VOL. II. NO. 162.

CHICAGO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1896.

PRICE, 5 CTfc.

BROOKLYN FORM CHART.

GRAVESEND, N. Y., September 30.— Fourteenth Day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Fall Meeting.
Weather clear; track slow.

Presiding Judge, Col. R. W. Simmons. Starter, Thomas Flynn.

4056

FIRST RACE— 5 1-5$ Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. # # % Str .Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

3977 VI NIT A

3976 St MON IAN

3977 BRA YV LAD
3437 NUMEROET
3750 ST. ROQUE
3901 HEWITT
3976 ('HUM

STOCKBRIDGE

1h ii

41 41
3« 2«
5 # 5»

V 13
31 21
2# 3 Yt
51 41

6 52

7 6
4 # 7

Doggett
Coyle
Griffin
(lay ton
H. Lewis

Spinnor&Hampt’n 2

A. Clason
H. Stull
L. Stuart
J. E. Seagram
McCalferty J. J. McCafferty
J. Hill Sensation Stable

Garrigan Frank H. Cornell 12

3 5 6 7

12 2« 31

1 Left at post.

Time, 25#, 52, 1 :04#, 1 :11^£.

Winner— B. f. by Stonehenge— Wyandotte.

Start poor. Won easily. Simonian with a better boy might have won.
ian finished strong and true.

Scratched— Sly, 108: Floridas, 108.

Chum quit. Simon-

405 7

lnd. Horses.

SECOND RACE— 5 1-53 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.

Wt. St. # Yt % Str.frm. Jockeys

Owners

3976 RED SPIDER 110

•3976 CONTRACTOR 111

3818 L B 108

3977 MAXINE ELLIOTT 108

3976 ARABIAN 111

3660 BALLYROE lu8

3977 BRAGA LON NE 111

^ 837 ELLMONT 108

^39u2 CLATTERFEET 108

i5 15 is

21 22 21
311431 ! 43 i
52 52 42
t 41 4 nk 51
6 6 6
7 7 7

: 8 8 8
9 9

H. Lewis

J. Hill

Clayton

Simms

Littlefield

Hamilton

Wapshire

Griffin

Doggett

Op Cl Ft

Time, 25#, 50#, 1:0314, 1:11#.

M. F. Stephenson 8
B. Pfifferiing 3
A. L. Brown & Co. 5
J. E. Madden 8-5
R.W. Walden & Son6
W. Lakeland 4
W. C. Daly 20 ;

L. Stuart 20 5

J.R.&F.P. Keene 12

Winner— B. g, by Devotee— Medusa.

Start fair. Won easily. Red Spider played with his field,
did not run to form. The rest were tired at end.

Scratched— One Chance, 108.

Arabian got a poor ride. Elliott

4058

THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. Handicap.

ind. Morses.

Wt.

St.

V*

l 1#

Str.Fin

Jockeys

Owners

Op

01

PI

3932 SAUELO

100

1

13

U#i3

13

13

T. Sloan

R, K. Hunter

9-5

2#

1

3630 HAZLET

105

2

3nk

21 #23

23

24

J. Hill

D. Gideon

7-5

8-5

3-5

3903 VOLLEY

102

4

4

33 33

32

33

Hirsch

W, C. Daly

4

6

2

(3622) BEAU IDEAL

97

3

2h

4# 4% 42

44

Garrigan

E. H. Hauua

8

10

4

2193 COUN. HOWE

108

5

5

5 5

5

5

Doggett

W. Donahue

3

3

1

Time, 27*4, 54*4, 1:19#. 1:45#, 1:53.

Winner— B. c, 3, by Hanover— Gadabout.

Start good. Won galloping. Sapelo was much the best. They ran in Indian file all the way.
Howe was high in flesh and got an easy race.

Scratched— Gold Crest. 1 16 ; Tom Cromwell, 115.

4050

FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

#

# %

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3906 AMEER

107

5

4

4# 4

3«

1# Simms

Jas. Kueale

3

13-5

1

3981 AMANDA V

99

1

lH

2i#2«

4

2» T. Sloan

J. E. Madden

3

3

1

3981 PATROL

93

4

5

3“ 31

21

31# Hewiit

Blemton Stable

5

6

2

3931 HARRINGTON

109

2

2# lH lH

1# 4 Doggett

W. Donahue

8-5

2

4-5

3722 MEDICA

93

6

6

5# 51

52

52 Hirsch

Sensation Stable

10

12

5

3547 KARMA

94#

3

3

6 6

6

6 O’Leary

O. A. Jones

8

10

4

Time, 25*4 , 50*4, 1 :03#, 1 :17.

Winner— Ch. c, 5, by Kingston— Jewelry.

Start fair. Won driving. Ameer finished strong. Harrington quit. Medica acted badly at
the post.

Scratched— Halfling, 102; Argentina, 97 ; Runaway, 102.

4000

FIFTH RACE— o 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. # # % Str.Fin. Jo ckey s

Owners

Op Cl PI

108 1

109 2
10b 4
108 5
108 3

Ink ih 11 13 T. Sloan F. L. Parker 3 3 4-5

41 42 31 2 Y% Doggett YV.J. O’Brien 5 6 8-5

2“ 2« 42 33 Griffin W. Haywood 1 4-5 out

32 32 2« 41 Garrigan Jas. Blute 15 20 8

5 5 5 5 Simms A. Lakeland 6 7 2

110*4 Left at the post. H. Lewis A. Clason 15 20 8

Time, 26,52, 1:05,1:11#.

Winner— B. g, by Rossington— Bourne O.

Start poor. Won galloping. Ross O won all the way. Nana H ran poorly. Friendship came
fast through the stretch.

Scratched— Emily Henderson, 108; Miss Prim, 108.

3934 ROSS O
3934 FRIENDSHIP
(3631) NANA H
3904 HURL
3721 BRIGHTON
3663 LEON ORE

4061

SIXTH RACE -53 Miles. Over 8 Hurdles. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St, # 1 1*4 Str . Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

(3982)M1DGLEY 157 3 2*4 2**423 13 Mara J. E. McDonald 1 2 out

39b2 ARTICLE 134 2 3 3 3 2*° Chandler Erie Stable 1 6-5 out

874 PHOEBUS 145 1 1+ 1* 1“ 3 Brazil P. Walsh 3*4 8-5 out

Time, 3:57.

Winner — Ch. g, 4, by Hayden Edwards— Mauola.

Start good. Won easily. Midgley came along when asked and won as he chose. Phoebus
quit to nothing.

Scratched— Sunup, 145; Alakuma, 132; Southerner, 155.

IDEAL PARK FORM.

The form of Thursday's Ideal Park fields is:
First Race— May Rose, Inspector Hunt, Etfie-
linda.

Second Race— Siegfried, Leowicka, Bom-
bardon.

Third Race— Minerva, Newhouse, Sunny.
Fourth Race— Roy Lochiel, Buck Knight,
Abuse.

Fifth Race— Redskin, Linnette, Blaiserock.

WINDSOR FORM.

Detroit, Mich., September 30.— The form of
Thursday's Windsor fields is:

First Race — Elano, Borderer, Lord Nelson.
Second Race — If. Sauteur, Old Dominion.
Third Race — La Salle, Pete Kitchen, Sky Blue.
Fourth Race— Barney Adler, Princess Maud,
Hickey.

Filth Race— Liselg, Partner, Second Attempt.

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

ST. LOUIS, MO., Sept. 30. — One Hundred and Twenty-Fourth Day.
Meeting. Weather cloudy ; track heavy.

Fair Grounds Association

Judges, J. A. Murphy and Jos. J. Burke. Starter. C. C. Chinn.

FIRST RACE — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward.

4062

Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

*4

# % Str.Fin

. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4012 METAIRIE

103

2

3i

6# 7# 78 In

Hinkey
J. Taylor

C. B. Campbell

3#

16-5

1

4011 DICK DENEATH

106

1

13

18 13 12 2#

E. A. Meyers & Co. 8

15

6

3959 JUDGE D’ BOUSE

103

8

63

5# 3# 3# 315

Wilhite

M. J. Larrissey

4

5

2

3989 IRISH CHIEF II

106

7

8

8 52 22 41

Frost

D. Hoover

15

20

8

3943 BIG FELLOW

103

3

lH

2# 6» 51 #52

W’rthingt’nJas. Hughes

12

15

6

4011 FRONTENAC

106

9

9

9 8 6# 6

McHugh

Alex. Shields

5

6

2

4011 HENRY OWSLEY

106

6

5«

72 9 9 7

Tuberville

F. C. Nichols

3

3

1

4028 PAVAN

103

4

72

41#2 nk 43 3

Hicks

C. A. Dukes

15

20

8

4032 F. A’BALLAGH

106

5

2«

3« 4# 8 9 T. Murphy

Time, 27, 54, 1:20, 1:37#.

Whitten Bros.

4

4

8-5

Start straggling. Won ridden out ; second driving. Metairie finished strong. DeBouse was
off badly.

Scratched — Advance, 106.

4068

SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

St. #

#

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners Op

Cl

PI

1

3# 35

21 12

T. Murphy J. E. Rodegap 3-2

8-5

3-5

5

21

2nk 311424

Slaughter

J . T. Stewart & Son 6-5

6-5

out

4

65

55

58 34

Garner

T. B. Watts 15

20

8

7

13

U

1# 4

O. Martin

J. D. Lucas 30

30

10

3

5# 4«

45 5

Wilhite

E. A. Meyers&Co. 12

15

6

2

7

63

7 6

Hig’botbamG. W. Scott 15

15

6

6

4h

7

61 7

L. Smith

Villmar Stable 30

40

12

8

8

8

8 8

McHugh

A. YV. Wallace 40

50

20

4016 GOSHEN 113

(3960) THE CHEMIST 108
3859 N’NIE L’S SISTER 100
3960 CREMONA BRIGGS 100 7

3960 TAGO 103

3990 LADY BRITANNIC 110

3961 GRAEFIN 100

3857 HARRY B 105

Time, 26%, 53, 1:13#.”

Winner— B. c, by Glenelg— Duchess May.

Start good. Won easily ; second all out, Cremoua Briggs showed early speed, but blew up
as usual at the end. The Chemist ran a good race. He was a false favorite.

S cr atched— Pella, 105; Harrie F lo yd. 10 5.

4064

THIRD RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

(3948)PEPPER
3948 ROYAL CHOICE
(40l4)H A ROLDINE
4014 H H GARDNER

Wt. St, # # % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

106 2 3* 3i 33 13 16 McHugh Louis Ezell 9-10 1 out

106 3 4 4 4 4 25 Garner G. C. Bennett 4 18-5 out

99 1 2 h 2nk 1h 3* 35 Wilhite Oregon Stable 4 4 out

89 4 1# 1« 2" 2 nk 4 Rector D. A. Honig 5 6 out

Time, 28, 55, 1 :20, 1 :50, 2 :18% .

Winner— Br. c. 4, by Hindoo— Francesca.

Start good. Won under a pull ; second same. Pepper ran over his field when he got ready.

r Q 1 ( ' h/»ioQ t o n a o m o rlnr ro no 4 o tr

Royal Choice tan a smarter race to-day.

4065

FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. # # % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

4013 JACK MARTIN
4015 MAY ASHLEY
3614 AUNT SUSIE
3215 CONTI

Op Cl PI

Slaughter W. H. McLemore 3-2 3-2 1-2
Wilhite J. W, Howell 3-2 8-5 3-5

C. F. McDonald 4 21-5 7-5

I. Wolf 12 15 6

99 2 3* 3* 38 11

99 1 1# 1# 2# 25

105 4 2* #2# 13 325 Gilmore

99 3 4 4 4 4 Garner

Time, 27#, 54#, 1:20#.

Winner — B. g, 3, by George Kinney — Princess.

Start good. Won easily; second same. Susie was short. Martin was far the best. Ashley
had speed early. ✓

Scratched — Mamie G, 99; Whiff, 108,

4066

FIFTH RACE— l Mile, 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. # # % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

3993 SCHILLER
3963 LOGAN
(3963) AD. BUCHANAN
3993 MOYLAN

Op Cl PJ

95 1 4 4 4 32 15 laugiiter B. Schreiber 6-5 9-5 3-5

102 4 25 2*0 2* 2 h 23 J. Gardner A. Shields 6 5 6-5

99 2 35 31 3“ 4 3* T. Murphy J. E. Rodegap 3 4# 1

102 3 13 18 18 13 4 Garner E. Corrigan 7-5 8-5 1-2

Time, 26%, 55, 1:19, 1:48.

Winner— Br. c, 3, by St. George— Fraulein,

Start good. Won easily ; second same. Schiller finished strong. The colt ran a noble race.
Moylan blew up like a punctured toy balloon. The footing didn’t entirely suit Buchanan.

4067 3

SIXTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. All ages. Allowances.

Ind.

Horses.

no

(3993) GAR LAND BAR
3916 J. A. GREY
4030 BROWN GIRL
3947 MAY THOMPSON 104
3992 JOHNNY McHALE 110

Wt. St. # # % Str.Fin. Jockeys

4
3

77 5

Owners

Od Cl PI

4-5 4-5 out
2 13-5 3-5

30 8

31 420 2 nk 11 ink t. Murphy J. E. Rodegap

Ink ink ink 2i#230 Slaughter Kansas Stable

41 5 5 42 35 Weaver W.&A.McGuigan 15

21 2 nr 3nk 3# 4* Webster Lakeland Stable 4 5 8-5

5 3# 41 5 5 J. Taylor T. J. McHale 7 8 2

Time, 27, 55, 1 ;18, 1:33%.

Winner— B. g, 3, by Deceiver— Billetta.

Start straggling. Won driving ; second all out. May Thompson died away to nothing at the
end. J. A. Grey ran an excellent race.

BROOKLYN POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., Sept. 30.— To-night’s pooling
on Thursday’s Brooklyn races was :

First Race— Agitator, $15; Harrington, $10;
Palmerston, $5 ; Regulator, $5 ; Brandywine, $4 ;
field, U.

Second Race— Harry Reed, $25 ; Buck wa, $12;
field, $4.

Third Race— Belmar, $25; Roundsman, $15;
Agitator, $10; Peep o’Day, $10; Rubicon. $8.

Fourth Race— Divide, $25; Tragedian, $15;
Passover, $12; Arbuckle, $5; field, $6.

Fifth Race— Damien, $25; Rondo, $15; Ben
Eder, $12; field, £4.

LATONIA POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., Sept. 30.— To-night’s pool-
ing on Thursday’s Latonia races was:

First Race— Kinglet, $10; Skate, $8; Cerro
Gordo, $5 ; Fuero, $4 ; field, $5,

Second Race— Balk Line, $10; Joe Clark. $6;
Miss Rowett, $6; Elsie D,$4; James Munroe, $3;
field, $4.

Third Race— F F V, $25 ; field, $12.

Fourth Race— Beu Holladay, $25; Lufra,$8;
field. $6.

Fifth Race— Adowa, $10; Evaline, $5; Lulu M,
$5 ; Pouting, $4 ; field, $3.

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LOULOU R’S SOMERSAULT.

Perhaps the most inconsistent performer at
Ideal Park is B. J. Johnson s Terra Cotta —
Marie Foster filly Loulou R. She is very speedy
and has a liking for the mud, but has run a
couple of good races on a fast track. Yesterday
she was in with Provident and Terrific, and
taking her last race into consideration she did
not seem to have a chance, still her price was
forced from 3 to 1, down to 2 to 1, by
a press of money. There was nothing to the
race. Loulou R got away with a flying start
and the farther the lot raced the farther she
beat them. Loulou R won, eased up, by eight
lengths from Provident. Anna Mayes, also
from Mr. Johnson’s stable, won her race in a
common canter. Her win, perhaps, would not
have been so easy had The Sculptor been given
a chance at the start. He was turned the wrong
way of the track when Mr. Dwyer dispatched
the field.

G. G. Moshier’s honest filly May Galop upset
a good thing in the seven and a half furlong
condition race. Fred Foster had his recent
purchase Counter Tenor, in what he thought a
soft spot and backed him accordingly. The
Ruppert cast-off was the best horse, but a trifle
short and carelessly ridden, finished just behind
first money.

Minnie Miller, well ridden and the natural
favorite, won the first race by a neck with a bit
to spare. Sauterne, who is a natural mud run-
ner, was at the liberal price of 7 to 5, and more
than well handled by Ham won handily.

T, W. Coulter, Ideal Park’s favorite owner,
got a telegram from his home in New York that
his father was not expected to live. Mr. Coniter
left for the East at once.

DRASTIC EASTERN ACTION.

Riley Grannan has again been ruled off for
alleged corrupt practices on the turf. The
Jockey Club, which governs the Eastern turf, is
a conservative and narrow body, but it is
usually just when it takes sharp action. There
have been rumors of a corrupt confederacy on
the metropolitan tracks under Jockey Club con-
trol for some time. The officials investigated
them and waited for Mr. Belmont’s return from
England before making their decision public.
Mr. Belmont agreed with their findings of the
stewards. They are startling. Grannan is
found guilty of bribing trainers and jockeys and
is ruled off for such offenses. Dr. Allen Bur-
rows Jr., is also punished in the same way.

W. M. Wallace, of Kentucky, a relative of
Byron McClelland, and ow T uer of The Commoner,
The Wiunor, Roy Carruthers, Rerap and Refu-
gee, is banished from Jockey Club courses by
the same ruling. His entries will not in the
future be accepted. Pat Dunne’s jockey, Mar-
tin, has been suspended, and Coylie, Jimmie
McLaughlin’s lightweight, has lost his license.
Jockey Taral is reprimanded for accepting a
bribe of $500. The Jockey Club also adopted
and promulgated this order:

“Any owner, trainer or stable employe who
shall, directly or indirectly, make any bet or
wager on auy race against any horse owned,
trained or in the care of such owner, trainer or
stable employe, shall be ruled off; or auy person
who may contribute moneys to any other person
for the purpose of being bet by the receiver
against auy horse for account of the contributor
shall be ruled off, as shall also the person who
shall receive such moneys.”

There were present at this actionable meeting
August Belmont, James R. Keene, James Gal-
way, Andrew Miller, F. R. Hitchcock and F. K.
Sturgis.

If justly applied to the testimony it gathered
and digested, the rulings of the Jockey Club is
healthful and timely. The American turf needs
discipline. It is far from orderly— and law is
healthy at all times when properly applied.
The balance of punishment is against Western
turfman in the ruling. Perhaps this is as it
should be. But it isn’t in line with the form
figures of everyday Eastern racing. The map
which caused the action of the Jockey Club offi-
cials is not jet on view. One must be given, in
justice to the parties convicted. Ever lover of
the noblest of sports will accept one with broad,
just and clean lines. The m p cannot be given
too soon.

BROOKLYN FORM.

New York, September 30 —The form of Wed-
nes tay’s Brooklyn fields is.

First Race — Agitator, Religion, Brandywine.
Second Race — Harry Reed, Buckwa, Eloroy,
Third Race— Roundsman, Belmar, Peep o’Day
Fourth Race— Divide, Tragedian. Passover.
Fifth Race— Rondo, Damien, Ben Eder.

Sixth Race — Golden Badge, Declare, Hand-
spun.

LATONIA FORM.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 30.— The form of Thurs-
day’s Latonia fields is:

First Race — Kinglet, Skate, Cerro Gordo.
Second Race— Balk Line, Joe Clark, Mate.
Third Race— F F V, Oscuro, Traveller,
Fourth Race— Ben Holladay, Lufra, Ray-
mond.

Fifth Race— Wathen, Adowa, Patsy Cook.

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis, Mo., September 30.— The form o£
Thursday’s Fair Grounds fields is :

First Race— St. Augustine, Loyal Princess,
Petrarch.

Second Race— Miss Bramble, Juanita, Sea
Robber.

Third Race— Mermaid, Weenatchie, Bu6tup.
Fourth Race— Neutral, Jack Martin, Royal
Choice.

Fifth Race— John Sullivan, Pelleas, Hillsboro.
Sixth Race— Mamie G, Logan, Johnny Mc-
Hale.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear : track heavy.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Wgt.

ind. Horses.

4015 Glee Boy (a) . . . 107
4032 T. Donahue(a).107
3991 Eau Claire(5) . . 104
4013 Emma Mack(3)104
4028 EarlCochraD(3) 99
4031 Min. Weldon (3) 99

Ind. Horses. Wert

3153 St.Augustine(a)107
3068 Billy Jordan(a)107
4011 FawuKnightfa) 104
4028 Rex Regent (4). 104
4032 Petrarch (3) .... 102

4028 Loy.Priucess(3) 99

4065 Conti (3) 99

Second Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Selling.

Tod. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4030 Juanita 107 3157 Sea Robber .... 104

3670 Lady Hamilton 106 3768 Miss Bramble.. 98

4029 Inca 98 4063 Graefin 98

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses

3994 Mermaid (3) ... 99
4028 Castalia (3).. .. 99
3338 Ethelleah (3)... 99

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

k k

k

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

4023 VICTORIA

93

1«

12

13

D

11

Randall

Humboldt Stable

2k

2

4-5

3908 IMPOSITION

84

2nk

22

22

22

21

Tanner

Rimini Stable

4

5

2

3620 LADY LILAC

65

7

5

6

31

32

Woods

T. Lavelle

8

10

4

3965 HU L BERT

85

8

8

8

51

42

Higgins

Ohio Stable

3

4

8-5

4005 BLUE BANNER

80

4

7

7

7

52

Hicks

J. F. Davis

5

6

2

4023 LAN. WITCH

80

5

6

51

4k 6

Needham

Brookdale Stable 15

20

8

4023 BOMBARD

73

3nk

31

32

6

7

Valentine

W. H. Truax

6

7

2k

3995 SADIE K

85

6

4k 4 *k

8

8

Clawson

J. H. Kintz

15

20

8

3929 MISS S

93

9

9

9

9

9

Gregory

T. Murphy

6

6

2

3959 Rose d’Or (3) .

i \r

Wgt,

3944 Swifty (3) 104

(2245) Weenatchie (4)104
4065 Aunt Susie (4) . . 104

3964 Tim Irven (3).. 99
3228 Dr. France (4). 107
(4011)Bustup (5) — 104
3962 FirstChance(6)104
(4028) Dennis (3).... 102

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling,
ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4033 Neutral (4) 99 (4012) B. Clampott(4) 99

3962 B. McKenzie (5) 99 4013 Gold Corn ( 4 ) . . 95

3878 J. Bradley (4).. 95 4064 R. Choice (3).. 93

3962 B’ing Brush (3) 89 4031 Bravo (3) 86

4064 H. H Gardn’r(3) 86 (4065)J. Martin (3).. 86

Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile.

All Ages. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

Iud. Horses. Wgt

(4015) Pelleas (4).... 107
4033 M. of Honor(3) 100
3915 Alberts (3).... 103
3961 J. Sullivan (2).. 81

2687 B. Waddell (5). 105
4033 Hillsboro (5).. .104
(4013) Dick Behan(4) 112
4063 Nan. L’s Sist’r(2)85
4030 Queen Safie (2) . 77

Sixth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

4067 J. Me Hale (4).. 102 4066 Logan (a) 115

3963 Rob. Latta (5). 107 4015 Mamie G (3).. . 95

BROOKLYN ENTRIES.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.
4059 Harrington (5 ) .132

3931 Premier (3) 114

3547 Religion (3).... 107

2758 Trillette
3981 Louise

;e (3)....
N (3) . . . .:

Probabilities : Weather clear : track fair.

First Race— 3-4 MUe.

All ages. High Weight Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(4P44)Agitator (4) . . . 140

4043 Brandywine (4). 136
3981 Palmerston (3) .112
3905 Regulator (2) . . 107
4040 Passover (2). ■ 106

Second Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. led. Horses. Wgt

(3933) Harry Reed(4)108 3978 Eloroy (6) 99

3932 Buckwa (5) 99 4C41 Chugnut (3) 90

Third Race— 1 Mile

3-year-olds and upward. Woodlawn Handicap.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses Wgt
3905 Peep o’Day (3). 104 (4043)Beimar (4) 115

4044 Rubicon (5) — 107 (3980) Roundsman (4)107

Fourth Race— 5k Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt

4042 Divide 115

4040 Free Lance 106

3756 Maud Adams ..103
3756 E. Henderson. .103

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

3721 Arbuckle 118

4042 Tragedian 106

4040 Passover 106

4040 Tempestuous. .. 103

3936 Trayant 103

Fifth Racfc— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds. Selling. Sea Breeze St
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses.

3933 Damien 107 39S0 Ben Eder

4058 Haz let 107 ( 3903) Rondo . .

3931 Premium 97

Sixth Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

4041 Declared) 112

3935 Golden Badge (4 )lo3

3718 Tomoka (3) 100

3S66 Inheritance (3). 100
Marguerita (3) . 92

Ind. Horses. Wgt
3862 Haudspun (4) .109

287 1 Hermia (3) 100

758 Predicament(3)100
4061 Article (3) 100

LATONIA ENTRIES.

Probabilities — Woatherwet; track heavy.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2149 M. of Pearl (6). 107
2497 Collector (3) . . . 104
3984 Kinglet (6) .....101

4049 Fuero (5) 99

3896 Rampar.t (4) ... 96

'eccn*d Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt

3365 Cerro Gordo (6)104
3529 Marg. Allen (3) 102

3896 Skate (3) 100

Hernani (3) 96

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(3951) Joe Clark (3). 107
3799 Miss Rowett(5) 105

(2319) Mate (4) 104

3732 J. Munroe (3) . . 98

Ind. Horses. Wgt

199k Lester (a) 105

(4049) Balkline (5).. .104
(3010) Annie M (4).. .101
(3419)Elsie D (3).... 96

Third Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2104 Traveller 115

4046 Oscuro-. 100

Ind. Horses Wgt

3986 F F V 120

3610 Gray Eclipse ... 100

3391 Condor 100

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds. Allowances.
Avondale Stakes.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(3940) Ben Holladay. 122

(3984)fLufra 119

Heritage 107

fBy Silvermine.

Fiitn Race-
2-year-olds.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(3797)Wathen 112

(3581) Lulu M 107

3937 Eva line 104

3512 Ayesha 97

3949 Patsy Cook 97

Ind. Horses. Wgt

3786 Raymond 122

3529 Marg. Allen — 111

5-8 Mile.

Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt

(3937)Adowa 112

3832 Pouting 104

3683 M rs Shade 97

Grandma 97

WINDSOR FORM GHART.

WINDSOR, ONT., Sept. r 30.— Thirty-third day. Fall Meeting. Windsor Racing Association.
Weather clear ; track fast.

Presiding Judge, John J. Carter. Starter. Phil. Gilman.

4074

FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Time, 27k, 53k, 1:07k,

Winner— B. m. 5, by Rock and Rye— Fannie.

Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Victoria '.had some of her old speed.
It was a sudden acquisition too. Imposition ran a good race, but was outclassed in a speed way.
Miss S, off badly, was not hard ridden.

Scratched— VValdine, 80:Gus Straus, 100; Lady McCann, 85; Lena, 90: Wightman, 100.

4075

SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

nd. Horses.

wt. st. k k k

Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners Op Cl PI

3655 SHUFFLEBOARD 105 lk 32k3i

4005 EMBRYO 100 4 4 4

3966 ELYRIA 103 5 5 5

(3998) LEONCIE 105 3»* 2** 21

BoauchampH. McCarren Jr.

Higgins

Marks

Doan

Ohio Stable
Island Stable
Lowell Stable

4-5 3-5
4 5

8 10
3k 4
2 3

Time, 26k, 51k, 1:06k.

Winner— B. c, by Lord Clifden— Tenme B.

Start good. Won easily ; second handily : third driving. Morrissey is fast and revelled in the
going. He played with Leoncie, who ran herself to pieces trying to catch him.

407(1

* THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k 1 lk Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

3480 PARTNER
(3929) ALTO JUNE
3925 ELANO
3995 SPAGHETTI

Op Cl PI

108 lk 1“ lk 22 2 2 11 Overton J. S. Wallace 2 2k out

109 2k 3« 32 1 h ink 25 Banks Rimini Stable 7-5 7-5 out

108 3** 21 k2" 32 32 3k Ross W. J. Speirs 2 2 out

108 4 4 4 4 4 4 Hart Chas. Boyle 4 4 out

Time, 27k, 55k, 1 :23k, 1 :51k.

Winner— B. g, 4, by Portland— Sweetheart.

Start good. Won easily; second driving. Elano had less than his usual speed. Partner
always had t lie race on call. He should have been favorite. Alto June went as far as she could.

4077

FOURTH RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.St. k k k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

3795 ISLAND QUEEN 105
(4002) W RAN. DUCHESS 105
4027 ALLEGRO 105

3850 NEGONCIE 100

3996 SUSIE HAWZE 100

3852 BRAMBLENET 105

3909 CALLIE DOZIER 100

32 3k 1 1

12kl2 2 h
2« 2k 34
5k 52 41

41 41 52

7 6 6

6 7 7

Sherlaud

Corder

Dunn

Dein

E. Scott

Randall

Clawson

Op Cl PI

Orange Grove Stbl 2
Schoenfeld Stable 3
Humboldt Stable 6
Waters & Hodges 3
Hodges&Ch’mb’rslO
Arcade Stable 4

Porter & Noel 10

Time, 26, 52, 1 :00.

Winner— B. f, by Aretino— Moderator.

Start good. Won driving; second and third doing their best. Wrangling Duchess had lots of
speed, but tired when the pinch came.

4078

FIFTH RACE — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k

k

k

Str.Fin,

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3995 SAGWA

109 2h

31

21

ik ik

BeauchampH. McCarren, Jr.

5

6

2

(4003) MISS KITTY

103 3

5

3k 33 22

Randall

Humboldt Stable

3-2

2

4-5

3853 SAUTEUR

109 ft

UkD

2 *K 32

Corder

Schoenfeld Stable

3

3

1

4005 CORANELLA

103 Ink

2nk

4k 41 42

Sherland

Orange Grove Stbl 3

4

8-5

3995 GLADIOLI

101 7

6

6

5k 51

Scott

M. E. Dyer

8

10

4

3U55 REMNANT II

103 6

7

51

6 6

Sweeney

M. Goldblatt

4

4

8-5

(400UJAS. V. CARTER

109 4

4

7

7 7

Dunn

Kenwood Stable

6

8

3

Time, 26, 50%. 1:05k.

Winner— Ch. g, 4, by Onondaga— Slipper.

Start good. Won handily ; second and third easily. Coranella had no speed. Sauteur hung
at the end. Kitty finished strong, hemnant had no speed at all.

4079

SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.St. k

k

k

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

Pi

es.

3908 MOM US

109 3h

1«

12

13 11

Hart

Rimini Stable

3

4

7-5

Wgt

729 LE GRANDE

109 5

41

5k 41 2k

Ross

W. D. Stringer

6

10

4

. ..107

4003 RA PALATCHIE

109 In*

3“

6

5k 3«

BeauchampE. J. Hopson

5

4

8-5

... 105

4003 PETE KELLY

109 7

5k 3 h

3h 41

Healy

M. Lynch

7-5

8-5

3-5

4004 AUSTIN

lu9 4

6

41

6 52

Banks

A. C. McCafferty

3

4

8 -. 7

4025 * ASH LAND

112 2**

21 k2i

2»* 6

Williams

Larghetta Stable 15

20

8

4024 POTSDAM

112 6

7

7

7 7

Sweeney

A. J. McMahon

8

8

3

♦By Springbok.

Time, 26k, 53, 1:06k.

Winner— B. g, 4, by Libretto— Miss Howard.

Start good. Won easily; second and tfiird driving hard,
much. LeGrande finished strong.

Scratched— Amber, 109.

Ashland had some speed but not

WINDSOR ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather cloudy ; track Heavy.
First Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3912 Little Sadie (3). 103 4078 Remnant II (3)103

4025 Excuse (3) 103 4025 LoyalPrince(3)103

4076 Elano (4) 109 (4078)Sagwa(4) 1(,9

4001 Borderer (5) — 112 3999 LordNelson (a )11‘2

Second Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

In( Horses. Wgt Ind. Horses. Wgt

3574 Lady Clyde (3). 91 (4079)Momus (4) — 99
4078 Coranella (3)... 102 4078 Sauteur (4).... 102
4023 Gus Straus (4). 102 4025 Sister lone (a)104

4025 O. Dominion (6)105 (3854)lf (3) 99

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3736 Spokena (3).... 98 (4005)PeteKitchen(3)98
3885 Sky Blue (3).... 98 (3911)tLaSalle (3) . . . 104

(4004) H’rdenburg(3) 107 3925 Tremor(4) 107

4023 Wightman(a) . .107
fBy Falsetto.

Fourth Race— 4k Furlongs.
2-year-oids. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3y26 Little Beu 100 3966 Reformation. .. 100

4002 Hickey 100 3996 Princess Maud 100

3909 Lady Hope 100 3996 Barney Adler . . 100

3996 King Boleyn. . . . 103 4077 Callie Dozier . . .105

3996 El Ladrone 108 Extenuate 105

Rolandis 108

Fifth Race— l Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. ind. Horses. Wgt

3967 Mrs Morgan (5) 104 3999 MasterFred(5).104

(4026)Liselg (6) 104 4005 C. Weber (4).. .104

3965 Samson (4) 104 3997 Sec. Attempt(4)104

(4076) Partner (4).... 104

IDEAL PARK ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear ; track slow.
First Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3575 Terramie (3) ... 84 1833 Ninawa (3) 84

■’4008 Ethelinda (3)... 96 3920 May Rose (4) .. 96

4053fSligo (6) 96 4039 Insp. Hunt (3). 99

4053 Mirage (4) 99

fBy Mr. Pickwick.

^Second Race — 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling.

Tnd. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

4034 Laius 95 4034 Whv 98

40:44 Little Ocean... 98 4034 Congo 98

3971 Vanessa ICO 3844 Lillian Wilkes. 100

(4010) Bombardon .. .103 (4038) Siegfried 103

(4034) Leowicka 106

Third Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

4039 Newhouse (3) .. 95 4008 Minerva (3) — 95
3973 Sunny (3) 98 4035 Lon. Smoke(a)107

4035 Plutus (a) 107 3740 Jack Gore (4) . . 109

fourth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3793 Alice W (3) 96 3972 Sis.Florence(5)10l

4055 Abuse (3) 102 ( 4036)B’ckKnight(4)lo4

4l/37 Santa Cruz (4) 107 (3847)R’yLochiel (a)113
3793 Domimco (4)... 104

b nth Race— 6 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt.
3894 Y\ ells Street(4) 106
2793 Redskin (6) ....106

4035 Vigars (3) 109

4037 Glenoid (a) Ill

Ind. Horses. Wgt

4054 Stowaway (6)..lu6
3974 Blaiserock (3). .109
(4039)Linnette (4) ..111

DAILY R^onsra HOKM.

IDEAL PARK FORM GHART.

IDEAL PARK, WIS., September 30.— Twenty-eighth day. Fall Meeting. Ideal Park Racing
Association. Weather clear; track a sea of mud.

Presiding Judge. Col. M. Lewis Clark ; Starter, Richard Dwyer.

405 1

FIRST RACK— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

4 4 %

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3970 MINNIE MILLER

101

51

3* 2*

24

Ink

Clay

W. Baker

Oriole Stable

11-5

9-5

4-5

3970 MINNOW

101

34

U41% 14 26

Orwell Stable

7

10

4

3889 MOLLIE KING

101

64

6 nk 34 53

314 W. Taylor

Cherry Stable

5

44

8-5

3970 HANDS OFF

106

4 nk

4 nk 65

44 42

W. Ham

Elkton Stk Farm

6

8

3

4007 TRADITION

98

9nk

2 nk 41

31

54

Dorsey

Piukertou Stable

6

3

1

4007 CINDER SAL

101

71

72 f 3

61

68

Magnusson Alpine Stable

6

8

3

3843 ROSA MAY

111

8

8 7nk

74

714 Sullivan

A. McCauley

15

20

8

4007 LITTLE THORN

106

14

54 8

8

8

L. Soden

M. Wynn

6

10

4

Time,

27,

54, 1 :09, 1 :234

Wiuner— Blk. f, 3, by Michael-

—Trifle.

Post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won hand ridden ; second and third driving. Clay rode good
race on Minnie Miller. He was in best of the going all the way. Mollie King was interfered with on
far turn. She ran a good race. Tradition is a counterfeit. Minnow was weakly ridden.

4052

SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. 4 4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

4010 LOULOU R
(3971) PROVIDENT
3481 DR NEWMAN
3038 TERRIFIC
3790 DEVOIR

Op Cl PI

99 V l A 14 18 16 18

101 5 3nk 36 35 26

99 34 22 22 24 35

99 2™ 44 411445 46

94 4\4 5 5 5 5

Time, 26, 514. 1:06.

Winner — Ch. f, by Terra Cotta— Mane Foster.

Post 2 minutes. Start poor. Won pulled up ; second driving ; third with something left. Lou-
lou R was a good filly to-day and ran away from her field. Her sudden reversal was shocking.
Provident ran an honest race. She had much the worst of the start. Terrific won’t do.

Dorsey Terra Cotta Stable 3 2 3-5

Caywood G. W. Poole 4-5 11-10 out

Magnusson C. C, O’Fallon 8 12 4

Clay Detroit Stable 7 5 1

W. Forbes Merry Glen Stable 6 6 9-5

4058

THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. %

4

% Str. Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3975 ANNA MAYES

107

4nk

12

14 14 11 4 Dorsey

Terra Cotta Stbl.

4-5

4-5

out

3710 tSLlGO

111

ei

4143143™ 2»

H. Shields

Winsiow Stable

4

44

6-5

3975 MIRAGE

116

12

3i

44 24 34

W. Forbes

Harlem Stable

10

15

5

3843 CHARACTER

105

54

62

54 55 414

W. Taylor

Mack Stable

20

40

15

3920 ROGER B

100

2»i

24 26 42 512

Magnusson F. C. Moshier

20

30

10

3970 THE SCULPTOR

115

7

7

64 610 630

Ham

Oakley Stable

4

34

1

3920 TAMERLANE

111

31

52

7 7 7

Fox

J. Rolston

20

40

15

' Mr. Pickwick

Time, 264, 53, 1 :08. 1 :23.

tBy

Winner — B. m, 5, by Leonatus— Praii ie Queen.

Post 8 minutes. Start fair. Won easily : next three driving. Anna Mayes had the speed of
the lot and was on path all the way. The Sculptor was standing still when start was made. He
may have been a factor. Boy never urged him. Roger B was speedy but stopped early.
Mirage ran a fair race, but pulled up lame.

Scratched — Sugar, 111.

4054

FOURTH RACE— 7 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $4C0. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. l 4 H 3 4 Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl Pi

3922 MAY GALOP 93

4009 COUNTER TENOR 102
3973 SUNBURST 110

3975 DEJURE 99

3920 STOWAWAY 105

14 1/4 Magnusson G. G. Moshier
2M42 ll 4 L. Sodeu Foster Bros
34 34 Caywood J. E. Cushing
44 4* Clay Winslow Stable

5 5 Ham Oakley Stable

.34 4
l 4-5
6 8
3 5

10 20

1

out

2

7-5

8

41 14 lu/ 2 26

5 3% 2% 1»

1h 5 42 42

9nk 21 32 31
3 )4 42 5 5

Time. 264,534,1:09,1:22,1:434.

Winner— B. f, 3, by King Galop — Melrose.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a lorg, hard drive of two. May Galop ran a good, game
race. She seemed to be beaten on the stretch turn. Counter Tenor was a trifle short, and Soden
a bit careless. He was the best horse. Sunburst dropped out of it on back stretch, and came
very fast on the end. He would have won had it been a mile. Dejure and Stowaway were out-
classed.

4055

FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. 4 4

4

Str. Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

(’1

PI

(4007) SAUTERNE

105

2™

li

24

14 l 2

Ham

E. S Warner & Co

.8-5 7-5

1-2

3891 ABUSE

106

1«

3»

IH

23 26

L. Soden

Foster Bros.

3

6

2

3921 WINSLOW

107

4«

7

7

31432

Vandusen

Winslow Stable

4

5

9-5

(3889)FR. JAUBERT

101

6"

44 5145** 45

Dorsey

L. A. Legg

10

8

3

(3740) CANEWOOD

109

5™

62

64

7 54

Caywood

Oakley Stable

3

4

7-5

3970 B F FLY JR.

107

32

24 4™

4™ 64

Irving

T. Licalzi

10

20

8

3975 FORSEEN

101

7

51433

61 7

Magnusson Green River Stbl

10

20

8

Time, 264, 52%, 1 :09, 1 :21%.

Winner— B. g, 3, by Tr^mont— Semaphore.

Post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily after an early drive for position; second all out ;
third coming strong. Boy rode excellent race on Sauterne and kept in the path all the way.
Winslow was shut off at half mile ground, but finished strong and ran a good iace. Canewood
was in his own way. B. F. Fly Jr. and Forseen were hardly better.

NOTES OF THE TURF.

Dan Honig and Jockey Garner may part. The
contract uniting them has expired. Rector,
riding for Honig, is Garner’s step brother. Gar-
ner is to ride the Corrigan horses in San Fran-
cisco the coming winter and may become a
fixture with the green-white sash.

The rules were changodso that in future book-
makers must adjust their credits. The over-
night sweepstakes was defined as against the
stake claim for such events.

The American Turf Congress did nothing
deeply affecting the Western turf at its annual
meeting in St. Louis. These officials were
elected: President, Alex. Labold, Cincinnati;
Vice-President, C. C. Maffitt, St. Louis; Secre-
tary, Ed Hopper, Cincinnati ; Treasurer, O. L.
Bradley, Lexingtion. These are all new
officers with the exception of Mr. Hopper.

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AUTUriN riEETING OPENS AUGUST 25.

Five or flore Races Daily

. . . RAIN OR SHINE . . .

The Track is Safe, Fast and Well Cared For.

Water Excellent. Stabling Comfortable.

Race Conditions in L>ine With Material.

W. A. PARHER,

Secretary.

PHIL GILMAN,

Starter.

JOHN J. CARTER,

Preaiding Judge.

OAKLEY FORM GHART.

OAKLEY, O., September 30.— Sixteenth day. Cincinnati Jockey Club. Fall Meeting.
Weather wet; track very heavy.

Presiding Judge, Jas. H. Rees. Starter. C. C. Pettingill.

40G8

FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind.

Horses,

3949 DOOM FULL
3939 CHERRY LEAF
3729 A RG WALLA
3685 UNCLE ELI
3840 ROCKWALL

Wt.St. 4 4 % Str.Fin. Jockoys

Owners

Fleischmami&Son 3-5
Montrose Farm 8-5
Argyle Stable 5

Miami Valley Stbl 12
H. T. Griffin 10

Op Cl PI

104 4 3io ii 12 is f. Russell

106 1 22 22 24 2io VauKuren

101 5 5 410 420 36 Johnsou

106 3 1« 310 32 450 Diltz

101 2 4 5 5 5 T. Burns

Time, 26, 524, 1 :06.

Winner — Ch. c, by Iroquois — Destruction.

Start poor. Won galloping; second without an effort. Doomfull simply went to the front at
pleasure and the rest trailed in.

4-5

2

8

15

12

out

1-2

2

5

4

4069 SECOND RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

IRISH LADY
3871 MANCHESTER
DEXTER
4021 SAY ON
3987 REDWOOD

Wt. St. 4 Yt % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op (4 Pi

no 1 12 12 15 15 150 Thorpe

111 2 25 23 28 2io 220 Perkins

95 3 3« 3« 42 31 32 Adams

111 4 5 5 5 41 46 Ward

109 5 4 nk 46 3 nk 5 5 Isom

Time, 26, 53, 1 :20, 1 :34.

Winner— Ch. f, 3, by Onondaga — Patty of Cork.

Start fair. Won pulled up ; second and third as easily. Irish Lady, far outclassed the lot
the going. Redwood does not like the mud.

Scratched— Katie G. 106; Chatterbox. 10); Joe Thayer. 103.

W. II. Laudeman 4-5 4-5 out
W. M. Wallace 7-5 8-5 1-2
Miami Valley Stbl 40 200 TO
A . Duffy 25 30 8

M. Caldwell 8 6 8-5

4070

THIRD RACE 3 4 Mile. 2-year-olds. SelliDg.

Iud.

Horses.

4048 BANQUO 11
3937 LADY LOUISE

Wt. St. 4 4 % Str.Fin. J >ekeys

4050 CANNONADE
(3983) GASTON
4050 WHAT NEXT
3581 DULCENEA

104

104

108

104

106

101

6

22

13

32

4h

5™

41

14 1»

32 22
14 2h 3h
31 42 42

54 51 52

„ T Time. 25% , 53%, 1 :204.

Wmuer— Ch. c, by Pirate of Penzance— Thrifty.

Start fair. Won driving ; second and third same. Banquo just did last. Lady Louise was
coming fast last furlong and would have won, but the boy got rattled. Cannonade* gave up the
fight at the head of the stretch. Gaston showed some speed early, but found the going too heavy.
Scratched— Red, 106: Kenston. 100.

Britton

Russell

Walker

Burns

Thorpe

C. Reiff

Op Cl PI

P. J. Miles 3

Fleischmann&Son 8
Hawley & Jennyss 8
D. Waldo 2

W. T. Woodard 8-5
J. B. Todd 7

3

8

10

24

9

10

1

3

4
l

4-5

4

FOURTH RACE— 2 1-2 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. The Endurance

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. 4 1 2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners

(402DGRANNAN 105 2 V 1» 12 110120 Thorpe Ireland Bros.

4047 SIR VASSAR 85 1 2 2 2 2 2 Dunee H. T. Griffin

Time, 26%, 56, 1 :22, 1 :494, 2 :18, 2 :484, 3 :194. 3 :50. 4 :20, 4 :534.
vV inner— Ch. g. 4 by Hindoo— Lady Crafton.

Start good. Won pulled up. There was no semblance of a contest.

Op Cl

PI

1-10 1-8
7 5

out

out

4072

FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. 4

4

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3985 EQUINOX

93

1

lH

14

15

110

W. Johnson

Argyle Stable

8

15

6

3952 OLD CENTRE

104

3

44

3h

24 22

Thorpe

W. T. Woodard

3

2

4-5

4018 MARQUISE

101

4

31

45

33

34

T. Burns

Avondale Stable

2

3

1

4021 EL1ZBERT

104

5

52

5

4

410

Stowers

Windom Stable

15

20

8

3938 RICHFIELD

101

2

21

24 520 5

Shannon

J. Havons

6

8

3

3202 LAZZARA

10746

6

6

6

6

Diltz

Miami Valiev Stbl 60

80

30

3952 HARRY SHANNON 100

Left at post.

Walker

W. M. Wallace

24

2

4-5

463 TANCRED

101

Left at post.

C. Reiff

W. J. Donahue

6

34

6-5

Winner— Br. g. 3, by Argyle— Heliotrope.

Start strangling. Won pulled up : second and third driving. Equinox was away first* and
increased his lead at will. Richfield lasted to the half and then tire *. Old Centre and Marquise
had a stout argument in the stretch. Lazzara floundered all over the track.

Scratched-A B C, 104.

4073

SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Hurdle Handicap.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

4

4

% Str.Fin.

, Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

Pi

3953 ST. JACOB

148 4

14

2i

14 14 12

Martinus

H. Maloney

1

3-5

out

( 3953 )*C APT. REES

160 1

4"

4»

34 24 22

G. Cochran E. Corrigan

4

5

8-5

4022fT IPPECANOE

125 6

52

31

42 33 310

Duffy

J. Jennyss

15

20

8

(40221DICK TENSION 138 2

2«

pi

24 41 41

McDonald

H. J. Woodford

20

30

10

3953 UNCLE JIM

150 3

7

55

56 58 510

Jones

T. Hums

4

5

8-5

3900 SCAMP

130 5

32

65

66 68 610

Gibson

T. O’Hearn

8

8

3

3047 HERCULES

148 7

6

7

7 7 7

Custer

Geo. Straber

10

7

24

*By Rossiugton.

tBy Voltiguer.

Time. 2:064.

Winner— Ch. g. a,

, by St. Blaise—

Wood Violet.

Start good. Won easily ; second and third same. St. Jacob ran a good race and jumped well.
Hercules is rot the jumper he used to be. He ran a poor race. Tippecanoe is improving. Dick
Tension tired early. The last three were contented to get home.

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California Jockey Club

TWENTY-SEVEN STAKES TO BE RUN
....DURING THE....

Winter and Spring Meetings, 1896==97

Beginning October 19, 1896.

$50,000 IN STAKES

OAKLAND RACE TRACK, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

A Perfect Course as to footing, stabling, stand and ring.
STAKES TO CLOSE NOVEflBER ist, 1896.

Ten stakes, each $1,000 guaranteed In value, are free of entrance. They all close Novem-
ber 1. Three are for 3-year-olds and seven for all ages. Nominations not declared January 1
are subject to a $10 fee, and those not declared by the time of closing entries, the day preced-
ing the race, to one of $20 more.

California Maiden Stakes— 3-year olds. % mile.
San Pablo Stakes— 3-year-olds, selling. I mile.
Shell Mound Handicap — 3-year olds. % mile.
San Leandro Stakes — All ages, selling. 7 Y%
furlongs. ,

Berkely Handicap— All ages; high weights.
% mile.

Piedmont Handicap— All ages ; high weights.
7-8 mile.

Emeryville Handicap— All ages. 64 furlongs.
Alameda Handicap— All ages. 1 mile.

Golden Gate Handicap — All ages. 7 V% fur-
longs.

Oakland Handicap— All ages. 114 miles.

One of the following list of seventeen Stakes (The
Inaugural) closes October 1st. All the rest close
November 1.

Inaugural Handicap— All ages. Guaranteed.
(Entries close October 1,) 1 mile.

Burns Handicap— All ages. $10,000 guaran-
teed. 14 miles.

Thornton Stakes— 3-year-olds and upward; 10
pounds below scale. $3,000 guaranteed. 4 miles.

Palace Hotel Handicap — All ages. $2,000
guaranteed. 1 1-16 miles.

Guust Stakes— All ages, selling. $1,500 guar-
anteed 1 1-16 miles.

Baldwin Hotel Handicap — All ages. $1,500
guaranteed. 1 mile.

Follansbee Handicap— All ages. $1,250 guar-
antee. 7-8 mile.

McLaughlin Stakes— All ages, selling. $1,250
guaranteed. 1 mile.

Produce Exchange Stakes — 2-year-old maid-
ens, November 1, $1,250 guaranteed. 54 fur-
longs.

T. H. WILLIAMS, JR.,

Pacific Union Stakes— All ages, selling. $1,500
guaranteed. 1 1-8 miles.

Palo Alto Handicap— 2-year-olds. $1,250 guar-
antee i. ‘4 mile.

Lissak Stakes— 3-year-olds, selling. $1,250 guar-
anteed. % mile.

Raucho del Paso Handicap— 3.year-olds. $1,250
guaranteed. 1 mile.

Naglee stakes— All ages, selling. $1,250 guar-
anteed. % mile.

Burlingh ime Handicap— 3-year-olds aud up-
ward. Steepl chase. $1,000 guaranteed. Short
course— about 14 miles,

Flood Handicap— 3-year-olds and upward.
Over eight hurdles. $1,000 guaranteed. 2 miles.

Athenian Club Handicap— 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Steeple base. $1,500 guaranteed. Full
course — about 214 miles.

R. B. HILROY,

President.

Secretary.

204 SUTTER STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Pacific Coast Jockey Club

...INGLESIDE TRACK, SAN FRANCISCO...

THE MOST PERFECT OF WINTER TRACKS.

Beginning October 28, 1896

Runs until Hay, 1897

ELEVEN EARLY STAKES ARE READY FOR HORSEMEN.

They are worth $30,500

The Spreckels Cup— Handicap for three-year-
olds, to be run during April, 1897. The guaran-
teed value $7,500, and Mr. A. B. Spreckels, the
president, to give the winner a cup valued at
$1,500; $5,000 aud the cup to the first, $2,000 to
the second and $500 to the third horse. Entrance
$25 each to accompany the nomination ; $100
additional to start. Weights to appear ten
days before the race. Four or more horses, the
property of entirely different interests, to start,
or the race may be declared off. Acceptance to
be made through the entry box the day preced-
ing the race. 114 miles.

The California Derby— A sweepstakes_ for
three-year-olds. The guaranteed value $5,000;
$4,000 to the first, $5<)0 to the second, $300 to the
third, and $200 to the fourth horse. Entrance
$15 each to accompany the nomination ; $100 ad-
ditional to start. Maidens allowed 10 lbs. Ac-
ceptance as above. 1J4 miles.

The California Oaks— For fillies ; three-year-
olds. Guaranteed value, $2,500; $2,000 to the
first, $350 to the second and $150 to the third
horse, Entrance $10 each to accompany the
nomination; $50 additional to start. Weight
117 lbs. Allowances: those not having won at
any time a race of $1,000 value, 5 lbs. ; $500, 8 lbs. ;
maidens, 12 lbs. Acceptance as above. 1% miles.

The Ingleside Stakes — Handicap for three-
year-olds and upward. Guaranteed value $4,000 ;
$3,000 to the first ; $500 to the second ; $300 to the
third and $200 to the fourth horse. Entrance $15
each to accompany the nomination; $100 addi-
tional to start. Weights to appear ten days be-
fore the race. Four or more horses, the proper-
ty of entirely different interests, to start, or the
race may be declared off. Acceptance as above.
4 miles.

The California Stakes.— A handicap hurdle
race for 3-year-olds and upward. Guaranteed
value of the stake, $1,500: $1,200 to the first, $200
to the second and $100 to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination ;
$25 additional to start. Weights to appear three
days before the day set for the race. Four or
more horses, the property of entirely different
interests, to start, or the race may be declared
off. Acceptance as above. 2 miles. Over eight
hurdles.

The Palace Hotel Stakes — For 2-year-old fil-
lies. Guaranteed value $1.300 ; $1,000 to the first,
$200 to the second and $100 to the third horse.

Entries close October 15, 1896.

Entrance $10 each to accompany the nomina
tiou ; $25 additional to start. A winner of aDy
stake race to carry three pounds extra. Maid-
ens allowed teu pounds. Acceptance as above.
3-4 mile.

The G. H. Mumm & Co. Stakes— For two-year-
old colts aud geldings. Guaranteed value of
the stake, $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $200 to the
seco d and $100 to the third horse. Entrance
$10 to accompany the nomination ; $25 addition-
al to start. A winner of any stake race to carry

3 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 10 lbs. Accept-
ance to be made through the entry box the day
preceding the race. 34 mile.

The Pommery Sec. Stakes— For two year-olds.
Guaranteed value $1,300: $1,000 to the first, $200
to the second and $100 to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination;
$25 additional to start. A winner of any stake
race to carry 3 lbs., of two or more 5 lbs. extra.
Beaten maidens unplaced in a sweepstakes race
allowed 5 lbs. Acceptance as above, % mile.

The Tarpey Stakes— Selling for three-year-olds
and upward. The association to guarantee the
value of the stake, $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $250
to the second aud $50 to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination ;
$25 additional to start. $3,000. Weight for age.
Allowances : 3 pounds each $500 less to $2,000 ; 1
pound each $100 less to $1,500; 2 pounds each $100
less to $1,000. Starters and selling price to be
named through the entry box the day proceed-
ing the race. Beaten horses not liable to claim.

1 1-8 miles.

The Crocker Stake— Selling for two-year-olds.
Eutrauce of $10 to accompany the nomination ;
$25 additional to start. $1,000 added by the
Pacific (’oast Jockey Club, of which $200 to the
second and $100 to the third horse. The winner
to be sold at auction for $3,000. Allowances : 3
pounds each $500 less to $2,000: 1 pound each
$100 less to $1,500; 2 pounds each $100 less to
$1,000. Starters and selling price to be named
as above. Beaten horses are not liable to claim.

4 mile.

The Hobart Stakes — Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward. Guaranteed value $1,500;
$1,150 to the first, $250 to the second and $100 to
the third horse. Entrance $10 each to accom-
pany the nomination : $25 additional to start
Weights to appear five days before the race.
Acceptance to be made through the entry box
the day preceding the race. 1 1-16 miles.

A B Spreckels,

PRESIDENT.

w,

Henry J Crocker,

VICE-PRES.

S. Leake, Secty., San Francisco, Cal.

Parlors A and B, Palace Hotel.